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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 28, re 1959 § Wild Weather Mars Holiday In Britain LONDON (Reuters) Wild weather marred the Christmas| holiday in many parts of Europe | !and Britain tonight recorded its Worst-aver Christmas accident toll. Twenty-nine persons were killed on Britain's roads between Christ- = (CAPSULE NEWS T T TTC Workers o Hold Vote TORONTO "CP A vote by{brought the death toll from the - ithe 4,400 member Street Rail-|Mapasset Dam break to 323. In| way Employees' Union (CLC) |addition, 98 persons - still are here Wednesday and Thursday [listed as missing. mas eve and late today. will decide whether the union will URGE PUBLIC EXECUTIONS Gales and rain swept most of accept a new contract with the ALGIERS (Reuters) -- An Al./Switerlaznd, causing heavy dam- gerian seftlers committee today| age and ruining all skiing for a NOBLEMAN DROW? NEW YORK (AP Maj. Gen. Geza Esterhazy, 68. the Hungar- ian nobleman whose body was found in the East River, appar- ently was drowned, an autopsy showed Sunday. Evidence indi- cated he had slipped off a board| used as a gangplank to the ship he was caretal of, police re- portea eh ARG ai. MONTREAL STUDENTS STAGE MARCH ON OTTAWA ment Hill, posted the parliament Prime Minister and Government Opposition To . Kassem Rising Arab They the in Governor-General Vanier also placed a wreath at National War Memorial honor of 'Canada's war dead petitions at buildings for Diefenbaker House for from three | to protest plans to arm Bomarc Chr Some 80 Montreal students universities 1st- missiles with atomic warheads mas Day marched on Ottawa | The group, seen here on Parlia TV-RADIO COLUMN 1959 Called Horrifying Gallery Of Aches, Pains at r WANT 42-HOUR WEEK i LONDON (AP The Trades Union Congress Sunday advocated a 42 - hour work week in British factories to keep up with the trend toward shorter hours in Furope and North America The British standard is 44 hours y GYMNASTIC STAR MARRIES gan. The bridegroom, a nati of Lansing, mow teaches a coaches at St. Matthew H\, School in Flint, Michigan, Th couple had both attended Mich: igan State University, They will make their home in Flint. Canadian gymnastic champion and Olym- Ernestine Russell, star, DUBIOUS HONOR Carter LONDON (Reuters The Sov- et Army general believed to have led the suppression of the 1956 Hunearian uprising has been awarded the order of Lenin. Gen il S. Malinin was given the for his ser armed forces mark 60th birthday radio reported TEHRAN (AP A of Baghdad with the United rave unrest and opposition to the | Republic zime Premier Kassem is! The student. ng among farmers and fribes- ,s one wccording to reports fepdants along wave By CYNTHIA LOWRY recalled hen 8 NEW YORK (AP If were watching television closely during e weekend, you now kr 1959 the vear what NB( called "horr aches pains you tuned when things bit The f one NBC's commentators carious and States done thi any Over AB( VE far-flu correspondents, while obviously ju vrapped up charting U.S gn pol a less dim backward Only at broadcasting for other | na E: fairs. This was the year, CB British Police Seeking Maniac BIRMINGHAM, ENG. (AP) A senior police officer complain- ed Sunday they are getting too little help from the public in the hunt for a blood-stained young man who escaped undetected on a city bus after beheading a girl in a YMCA hostel "There a maniac and we must not over] possibility of his killing again the officer said 'Still no one comes forward, and we must draw the conclusion that a lot of people are fing back be cause they are htened." KNIFE ATTACK Miss Sidney Stephanie 29, died Dec. 23 after attack at the hostel butchered with a table Within minutes, the tacked Miss Margaret 21, who was hit on the the head in the hostel She fell unconscious saved from probable her thickly coiled hair Miss Brown described her as- sailant as a man about 24 to 26 with fair, curly hair. The killer is believed to have boarded a bus near the hostel Although his clothing was blood soaked, only one man among the 60 other passengers has showed up to talk with police and his testimony proved to be without value. BODY IN SACK TANGIER--The found sewn ip a hidden in the forest near Tangier specie strides mportant tr psychiatry at least three non tion vhen Hollywood good films three efforts in service, but CBS' treatment most res ing. NBC's round table of think journa Se al pretentious of old TV boring t Shaker Helaiwa handcuffed de a tr of persons accused of in the O¢ 7 attempt to assassinate Premier Kassem, who was wounded but has since recovered said other Vere 0 medic mport vere vou made and of 57 ¢ > yok 1 the from points complicity honor Soviet his fic tten Soviet of the and vere vas 4 frontier { vices fo and Moscow n man turn ut some the rv Opposit of to were the Helaiwa roads Iraq ere to be revent the entry Air Force sabotaged takeoff Pilot's Trial In Recess JAKARTA, to year up. a vas the 0 ISLAND BORN LONDON (Reuters A sland with an area of about res Caspian under- Christ. according 0 and were to their destroved of planes to dela) started look of new 123 one One the repor troops there ation ant said femonst Ter raqi be 0 believe is in a pre-|ing he United and much to help runs slightly appeared in the spectacular eruption ma lass reported Sunday. A 600 column of fire raged over the sea for 15 minutes while hick smoke covered the.area 'S CELEBRATE Reuters Thous ands danced and sang in rings around- a huge New Yea tree in Moscow's Lenin Stadium Sun- \day on the opening day of the annual 18 day Father Frost Festival, Moscow Radio reported TO STAY FRENCH NOUMEA, New Caledonia (AP) he tiny islands of Wallis and Futuna voted overwhelmingly ay with France. The islands, heast of the Fiji Islands in South Pacific, have been a protectorate since 1842 ned been ac le pon AB( Sea afte a ground Day foot ha ani : Forecasts | get at Kassem leaflets We the ere also new report troop movements the frontier above Recommended tonight Danny Thomas Show m. EST Steve Allen p.m An. awards appearances by a number ¢ I ners, including Fred Astaire, Red Ske Garry Moore, Robert Young just es f Khor ramshahr QUESTION RAISED All this raised a question of whether Premier em 1 con ore y. took!p y MUSCOVIT NB( LONDON show en looked Show ome IT events CBS did American savants find time view 10-11 vith at ws oH Indonesia (AP) The trial of Allan Lawrence Pope, Miami pilot charged with flying a bomber Indonesian rebels, opened today but was re- cessed until Jan. 2 to consider defence protests Ss was his ' with any against Iran in frontier dispute. This might Iraqi troop con along the frontier 20 0 10 10 we 210 « =15 ad ) populatior tor possible move the explain recent centration above Basra Premier ing who Ko- T 18 shot American the May as during nort and the the French The 31-vear-old flew combat ran War, was captured after his B-26 down over { Janda Se 1 sing in Sumatra missions in valid Kassen be ops to crush any pos aising while stationing contingent along the to seal off escape may v fo s s border - Muller, 19 | gier police William under awaist an tion him pital after n his wrist large. The partly the was found Dec " Forest, near a are about five gier. The body 18 enemies of arrying arms and am Conviction on either charge could mean the death sentence vere him ide i a village frontier from age Fakkeh of Shala and the 1e armed an side no just the detachments S Moore SEEKS SIN CITIES | AMMAN, Jordan (Reuters)--An American diver will go to the Dead Sea today in an attempt to f Sodom and Gomorrah--The ties of sin. Allen Vincent Barwood will collaborate in un- excavations with Pro- I Albright and of the American Research E the ite and he wunition guard police opportunity He is of illa r { 0 ques- as hos vein taken the iechen \ Ss twin one I ge Iraq bec nd lawyer. ap- challenged Pope's Indonesian pointed by the court the validity of trial. He sted he had not been given to prepare his case as the 'nglish translation the charges was deli him only two days ago slaghed 1 fost val the also I one on the other decomposed bod the 15 in the Kadiria smart residential miles from Tan had been tightly yound with electric wire. Police said a medical examination! showed the girl had been severe ly the head strangled and probably raped Red Group Reaches Pole MOSCOW (AP) a 16-member expedition reached the South Pole in three tractor sleds Saturday after a three-month 1680 - mile trip from Russia's Mirny base on the Indian Ocean's Antarctic coast, Tass reported Moscow Radio said the Soviet Antarctic expedition reached the U.S. scientific expedition base at ene pole, but gave no details Alexander Dralkin, leader of the expedition, radioed that his men and equipment were in good | condition Tass, the Soviet news said the last lap to the pole rapid over relatively flat faces. Temperatures ranged from ot derwater fessor William William Faxwell School Oriental is and Iranig ARMORED COLUMN An Iranian armored luding 40 and lery from Iranian 9th nm the area the Colonel Ayub Saeidi of of ivered to column mobile SABOTEURS WRECK TRAIN COLOMBO, Ceylon (AP)---Sab- wrecked a mail train in on Sunday night, injuring 30 The train was derailed| P passed through Vavuniya, scene of riofing last year between rival Sinhalese and Tamil groups. ta b Ss leurs 1 Tig 1¢ arvived m command from Ahwaz of the Farah Il is the beaten about Cevy France Imposes Speed Limitation PARIS Minister nounced 0 persons Baird a brutal She was knife killer at- Brown back of laundry. and was death by Shah mar- post Shah honeymoon Queen Monday I'his morning a personal report on ituation from Gen Hedayaf, chief of Joint General I'he d young ried. last poned sti Reuters Robert Buron a eeckend speed of 90 kilometres 6 an hour) will be French highways theavy Christmas toll Pranspor an mit about miles imposed on all because of a holiday traffic toda rece | the eral il ed border Abdullah Imperial > ho Staff {Soviet PLOT REVEALED Baghdad (Reuters) -- A 2l.year old student told a military court today a plot to assassinate Prem-| Some 100 persons were killed|'? {on French highways in the three. Cancel > day Christmas holiday. year than las ier Kassem 'was to have been| There is no speed limit in DAM TOLL followed by a liberation' army en-{France at present for the open] FREJUS, France tering Iraq along a road linking|road discovery of four 4 t CITY AND Ce Toronto Transit Commission. | urged that persons found guilty record number of foreign visitors. SAFE : is| lighthouse keepers and prevented (CP) Thieves explosion in central Algeris/!i8 S P! preve: i age stamps >mployment A " ud postage tamp: unemployment European girl died of her in- ) hold a ceremony every Dec. 24 to] The holiday was ruined for thou- |Christmas day. Francisco Tom- \ {northern towns were eut by were not at home at the time BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, 645.000 FIRE "We had a very happy|flooding farmland. Damage is Dam- po)iday,' {caused when fire destroyed a (0- and his wife, June, dined together watched anxiously as the River by Steve Mayonschak, contained|arated after an argument last| Floods and storms eaused four home in an angry mood and| Chicago (AP) -- A severe snow when she grabbed a letter openerieast into the upper Mississippi {oping from Eastern Nebraska] soldiers erossed into Austria Minnesota. oday. | The soldiers said they were dis- HIGH SION LINE Thomas I. (Tom) Shortt, a to Moscow from the Stalingrad fered a sudden heart attack while constriction for (Wo years, isi' 'The deceased is survived by noon ceremonies at St. John's highest tension in American and Ander (Emily) of Temper- two sons, Henry, a doctor in St. QUEMOY SHELLED Other surviving relatives are T Zin Rain Freezing 111, fence ministry announced today./two sisters, Mrs. G. Wiltshire, of Mr. Shortt married the late age - FOV rs inl . aged or destroyed 183 others inlpiymouth, Eng., the son of the issued at 5 am.: Low tonight, High Tuesday vases 3D : tants, according to reports re- ' si Thithy 2 pot Ontario Hospital, Whithy, ini feesing rain and snow over On-|London BARSTOW. Calif. (AP)--Mys. active member of the choir in change is expected today except| Trenton died in hospital Saturday night--|W: C. Town Funeral Chapel,| air this afternoon should cause a Muskoka was the widow of Stanley Lupino, conducted by Rev. John Smith. |e province is expecied to' be North Bay , in 1942, and| ALBERT MALANECH midnight Tuesday Steel | alks Nursing Home, Pickering Town-| Cloudy with occasional light rain Road, Oshawa. The deceased was|snowflurries Tuesday. Colder > Use Record was a son of the late Daniel and Northern Lake Huron. Lake fusing welter of steel dispute] area. He was a member i o Bk NM changing briefly to rain today ISDADET BY STIS v <inewspaper rintin Dresses con- up with no results, the federal P E: Dresses eon He leaves two daughters, Mrs y 7 of tonight. Winds northeasterly 15 to heavier consumption in 1960. tor, met with negotiating teams awa ; two brothers, | With occasional light rain today demands. North American produ utes this afternoon, after 11 sepa- 4 r Detroit: two grandchildren E a N snowflurries + Tuesday Furning| able capacity. gress. - tosh Funeral Home. Requiem| Southern Georgian Bay. Hali-| consumption topped 7,000,000 tons asked the company-by-company a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 30. Inter-|snowflurries Tuesday. A little|Was set in 1956. FOKYO (Reuters) Deaths in of the company meetings report- fins on Horny oa 12 : FUNERAL OF land Lake, Timmins . Kapuskas consumption will exceed the 1939 a al Pita. Said locay. itor me, too," said R. Conrad | g| cloudy with a few. snowflurries| They count on continuing general Rot iin og anaemia and four fo lung Tomorrow. President Saturday, Dec. 26, of the 1 A J The production eapacily of RIS enters the dispute. It will hold | wr ithy. Dec. 23. in his 60th year. | 000 tons through 1960. For the arrangements were made by the * ; ersonality Kac- STREETS CLOSED Ichines will be installed in the Zimny, T. Staszczak, W The two - year contract offers an| cent hourly wage increase.| sa ts of terrorism should be|ISLANDS ISOLATED an hour. iexecuted in public. The commit-| Gales also swept many parts TORONTO Christmas Eve when more than Supplies from reaching offshore in many parts of the country fol- insurance stamps and $650 cash commemorate her death. {sands of Italiaps. Three roads awlo and his family, occupants of (AP) | floods. The Bob Crosbys are together TILLSONBURG (CP ' Crosby said Sunday | estimated at $20,000,000. Was! nig night bacco pack barn just morth of Christmas Day and aftended|Po swelled to within a few inches the farm's 1959 tobacco crops. month, Mrs. Crosby told police at|deaths in Spain. { pushed her. She said Grosby was storm swept north from Kansas! to defend herself, | Valley today. EISENSTADT, Austria (Rewl-lang northwest Iowa through the Christmas Day and asked satisfied with economic eondi- OBITUARIES MOSCOW (AP)--A 500,000-voll Whitby resident for 31 years, died hydro-electric station was com-|qut driving with his son. He was Pi was married to John more than 600 miles long. Ta 3 og 9 TS g 4. two daughters, Mrs. G Shatman Church in East Lansing, Michi- : Ho - : son West European lines is 345,000 to He is also survived by Thomas, and Douglas in Vancou- TAIPEI, Formosa (Reuters) ies fired 51 shells at Quemoy Sun-|two brothers, James of St. Ctaha- Vineland and Mrs. T Tapper, | DESTRUCTIVE LANDSLIDE | O er ues ay A major landslide in West Java|appie Siberry in Weston in 1914, the village. of Tjibanggala--butijate Mr. and Mrs. Isiah Shortt Synopsis. An. ibtensive storm | Windsor 30 ceived here DR , a a a 1949. He was a member of thea; except for northern sections) Wingham Connie Lupino, 68, matriarch of|that church in southwestern portions of the|St. Catharines two days after she was hurt in a Whitby. Services will be held drop in temperature. By Tues carlton comedian {Interment will be in Mount Lawn! 14 Kapuskasing wntil| mother of aciresses Ida and Rita ji Following a lengthy illness the| Lake Erie, Windsor, London, { ship, on Sunday night, Dec. 27, of changing to showers this after- Draw Blank I his 55th year night, winds southeasterly 15 [Maria Malanech and had spent ontario, Toronto: Cloudy with « Set In 1959 negotiations in Washington and aj NEW |George's Ukrainian Catholic| yo ak a: ap With 90 Fesuite | Mostly cloudy with a few snow sumed newsprint at a record rate medl on ¢ 8 . Donald Frayne (Rose) and Mrs. |, . of industry and the United Bn There's plenty of newsprint sn Also surviving | and Peter of changing to showers this even-lers are handling orders without rate company meetings here had two nieces in Detroit and reliminary President David J. McDonald | J Mass will be sung in St. George's burton: Cloudy with snowflurries|for the first time The talks, told reporters ment will be in St. Gregory's) colder. Winds easterly 25 NE . a " : SEE GREATER DEMAND the pital for atom bomb vic- ed to me ye 78 TR 2, North Bay, Sudbury: Partly|jev, ¢ oh as 31 eo Specific diz ¢ ' PETER BLAZEJEWICZ ng, © A 1y|1evel by as much as 3% per cent Specific diagnosis attributed 12 t0| Cooper, chief negotiator for the| Sung 2 v : late today 2d Tusiday hs lear at| prosperity to swell newspaper ad more. died - tr), Tom 4 v Eisen Peter Blazejewicz in St night. A little colder. Winds east-|jineage and thus increase news- hower's board of inquiry, head-|\...s Church, Oshawa. at in| : North American mills, mean- AP) The @ Public hearing after separate] Rev. F, Kwiatkowski sang the while, is expected to remain more bodies S€Ssions with the union and the 4 4 . : < ~~ 5 mass. Burial was in Sf - second straight year, according to Armstrong Funeral Home the Newsprint Information Com- The pa"bearers were J a The following streets will be| United States and Canada. D th Li 0 dian ar closed for construction today:| Some newsprint men, though THE CANADIAN PRESS Current rate STOLEN tee met Sunday following a bomb [of Britain. Rough seas marooned stole a safe containing $16,773 in 40 people were injured. A young islands. Floods were developing ior mT oy i nj {lowing heavy downpours. from a sub post office here juries. The committee decided to connecting Rome with major the combined store and dwelling, CROSBYS MAKE UP The Tiber River overflowed, again. age estimated at $45,000 He told reporters that he| Villagers in low-lying areas here Saturday. The barn, owned .hurch Sunday. The couple sep-{of the danger level. the time that her husband came | SNOW HITS U.S, | stabbed in the arm and chest|through the Dakotas and north-| Blizzard conditions were devel- TWO SEEK ASYLUM ers) -- Two Hungarian frontier|pastern Dakotas and Western) asylum, police reported tions in Hungary. THOMAS SHORTT transmission line to feed power Dec. 27, near Woodstock. He sui-| missioned today. The line, under, his 83rd year } M Jr., at Saturday the Soviet news agencv, said the (Audrey). Whitby, and Mrs. anceville 400.000 volts : WEATHER FORECAST ver Chinese Communist shore batter- day afternoon, the Nationalist de- rines and Percy in Vineland: and Gordon, Ont JAKARTA, Indonesia (Reuters) has buried 43 houses and dam- She died in 1943. He was born in| TORONTO (CP) Forecast Temperatures injured none of its 1624 ishabi pe retired from the staff of the centre in Iowa has maintained |St. Thomas | 30 LUPINO DIES Whitby United Church and an|y,ere skies have cleared. Little| Toronto a noted English theatrical family,| The body is resting at the pn vince where an influx of cold Hamilton desert auto accident, Mrs. Lupino Wednesday, Dec. 30, at 2 p.m., day morning, however, the en- Sudbury playwright and stage' Re : A 5 producer who died Cemetery, Oshawa. Regional forecasts Wiite River 2 -- u {death occurred at the Rosebank Southern Lake Huron regions: | ewsprint {Albert Malanech, - of 857 Glen|poon. Mostly cloudy with a few Born in Austria, the deceased !9g WASHINGTON (AP) -- A eon- practically all his life in this casional light freezing rain YORK (AP) His score of other cities today wound| wo {Church, dae i Tasdiv: To 3 NE py chi flurries Tuesday. Turning colder|i) 1959 prospects point fo ,still Joseph F. Finnegan, the media William Drazwik (Irene), of Osh- + ; ) ] ; Hamilton, Nia g ar a: Cloudy hand, though, to meet publishers' Steelworkers Union for 70 min- Stephen of Os} : : and|ing. Mostly cloudy with a few|drawing on 15 per cent of avail- broken up without visible pro- The remains are at the McIn-|colder tonight. Winds easterly 15. | totals show U.S of the steelworkers, who 'had| Ukrainian Catholic Church at 10 today. Partly cloudy with a few Previous peak of tons 38 ATOM BOMB DEATHS "No. progress was made at any i Pita) Jur 2lom Jom) vie Cemetery Northern Georgian Bay, Kirk-| Industry experts figure 1960 ims in Horishima totalled 38) «j think (hat statement stands Leukemia, 11 to liver trouble, 11{i, 4 stry The requiem mass was Hed- ak year ! erly 25 {print needs. . ed by Dr. George W. Taylor, rea m Mr. Blazejewicz died § 3 around the existing level of 9,900,- indusity negoliator ory's Cemetery The funeral DISTRICT mittee, no new newsprint ma- zor, S. Planeta, J. Baran Saguenay avenue, closed from are beginning to fret about how =a Ym of a girl sack and of a been body gunny underbrush has agency ey Park road north to Rideau street: Jong the current reserve capacity Wayne avenue from Sim coelwill stand up against burgeoning street north to west end of street demand. Whenever possible these streets FUNERAL OF By LOUIS M. JACKSON The late Louis M. Jackson was sur identified as that of Helen 22 to 30 degrees below zero. rela tively mild for the Antarctic Mr. Dralkin said that in ear: Paris Pier re de Gaulle, 62, huried in the Oshawa Union brother of French President Cemetery Saturday, Dec. 26. The |Charles de Gaulle, while under-|fyperal service was conducted in will be partially opened to per- mit movement of local traffic. Ex- rain result in TIGHT SUPPLY These experts note that in 1958 when consumption last balloored lier stages of the trip the temper- atures reached 50 degrees below zero and the going was hazard- ous over rough terrain. The sleds often fell soft snow and had fo paired. Several fuel sleds COMING EVENTS CPT Bingo, 20 games 36, $3 games $25; one $150 special; Share the Wealth. Corner of Albert and Jackson A FEW tickets left -- Oshawa Jay- cees New Year's Eve Ball, Piccadilly Room, Hotel Genosha. Orchestra, full course meal horns etc. Admission abandoned, fo be used on the! $13 3 couple. Dancing 10 p.m. 'til ? return trip. Soviet planes de- call sh merming or Svenink. livered many tons of equipment] - 02110 the party while en route, Tass] reported The Soviet stops every 60 enable scientists servations The Lader's report said: 'Se mic soundings were' taken along the route to determine the thickness of the ice in the central regions of the Antarctic. The temperature of the snow at vari- depths was also measured." five through be fe were hats Aradley WOODVIEW PARK MONSTER BINGO $1,300 PRIZES $100 DOOR PRIZES J made to! ob- expedition to 120 miles fo make 1 all 0 ls 51-54 kp RED BARN KINSMEN BINGO TUESDAY, DEC. 29 JUBILEE PAVILION FREE ADMI ou VOTE FOR STRIKE NEW YORK (AP)----Some transit workers, backing up thei leaders, voted Sunday to strike New Year's Day New York City subway and bus lines. A spe-| cial committee set up by Mayor! Robert Wagner will meet foday to make another contract 302a 3,500 PA on 88 the i effort at negoti rall of pionship game with Colts Memorial Balt (ene Baltimore A Ne s a field Stadium ter of the National Football League cham- n between the unior ki n 0 a Ne f qué ni Sunda private bus operators Lipscomb, "we alte of n | 76, the | SUMMERALL KICKS FIELD GOAL ¢ resentative for central British Co- : 7 1170, ll hh Colts, sticks up his hand in an unsucees try block the ball. The Colts retained the title with a 31-to-16 victory. sful to treme heavy may oing surgery for a circulatory Armstr "uner:; "hapel b |8 the Armstrong Funeral Chap Y the closing of other streets jailment Elder Milner. Mr. Jackson died Barstow, Calif. Mrs. Connie in Oshawa Dec. 24 Lupino, 68, matriarch of a noted The pallbearers were A, Sav- English theatrical family, follow- in" "Smith, C. Legere, G ing an auto accident Miller, €. McCullough and D.| Scientific Victoria -- Harry G. T. Perry. smith ticed by 70. former northern newspaper! vhasized {owner and powerful Liberal rep- pass bc "legisanre or FORTY VEHICLES Toronto -- Donald Taylor, 74, IN SMASH-UP Guarantee and Accident Company| 0S ANGELES (ap) A beruar SE " dog dart { LOW |Limited in Canada and a founder | v ed Prd a Stowded |of the Canadian Accountants As-| WEY Tih gnose Tenn jo iat Tor 8 hap og 8 Forty vehicles smashed to Sgn ion Jofonto e3ap er Reves gether in a chain reaction exico City -- Alonso Reyes, ,..ident whieh stretched former diplomat and one off i... miles Mexico $ Jeading Aukors and Eleven persons were poets. of a ea ET ev treated for minor injuries 7 ashi ston Rr ping loney Damage to automobiles [oes fie Fonts ary Ormer; mostly from front - to - rear s A smashups caus ; Montreal -- Dr. David Stewart| soa. 0" Caused by Sugden Forster, 66, medical officer for B ra hore 1 man OTSLE s $10,000. Fifteen cars had to be the Verdun Protestant school| (oo. away | 3 . r0-| . jpvard 24 3 loner assistant pro-| The dog was killed. M oe e i od started it all by trying to SIS Imnee, ii | cross the Santa Ana Free ner gt ri ; Tess| way south of here Saturday editor who el pe Supervise COV-l during the peak of holiday Prane oi Mi nz now stories' traffic. It took an hour gel n the 1920s and 30s, 'after a long. the freeway cleared (1llness. | as much as it did during 1959, a iperiod of tight supply followed. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBJECT Unless producers start expand. availability * of the ing their facilities. immediately, these experts warn, demand may power taught and prac-|gutweigh supply by 1963 Christ Jesus was em-| The price of newsprint stands, Christian Science!as it has since March 1957. at Sunday. Dec. 27 $134 a ton delivered at New York. . : 2 © "*1 And there's little likelihood of Readings from the Bible in the a price boost soon, according to Lesson-Sermon entitled "Chris-| Robert M. Fowler, president of tian Science" included the fol- the Newsprint Association of Can- lowing: "Now the God of hope!ada. The existence of approxi- fill you with all joy and peace mately 15 to 20 per cent of idle in believing, that ye may abound |capacity is likely to act as a lin hope, through the power of the brake on inflationanv tendencies Holy Ghost" (Romans 15:13). [until about 2, Fowler said The ever at on | services lumbia in many years Avalanche Engulfs | Seven Skiers | VAL d"ISERE, France (AP) A sudden avalanche engulfed seven skiers today. killing three of them before rescue parties ar-| rived The avalanche was seen by | [nearby ski patrols and help! Ireached the scene immediately. | Four badly-shaker were pulled alive from | snow, GET THE BEST For Less At MODERN UPHOLSTERING 926%, SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA RA 8-6451 or RA 3.4131 || skiers the mass of to